Killing of Hezbollah leaders may bring short-term gains
In Beirut Israel killed Hezbollah top military commander Fuad Shukr in a rare Beirut strike, part of a long-running targeted assassination campaign. Analysts say short-term gains may fade as Hezbollah, with Iran backing, could react, while long-term impact on fighting capability remains uncertain.
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New York Judge Rules RFK Jr Won’t Be On Ballot
A New York judge ruled independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr will not appear on the November ballot after he claimed to live at a friend's Katonah residence but stayed there only briefly amid a challenge by the Clear Choice PAC. The decision, if upheld, signals Kennedy’s first ballot access defeat and raises questions about his other state filings. Kennedy called the ruling anti democratic.
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Ex-police chief charged after Marion newspaper raid
Former Marion Police Chief Gideon Cody faces a felony obstruction of justice charge for allegedly persuading a potential witness to withhold information during the investigation of last year’s raid on the Marion County Record and the publisher’s home. The case, filed in Marion County, ties to the raid that drew national press freedom debate.
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House DOJ clash over subpoenas stalls case plan
A judge pressed the Judiciary Committee and Justice Department to file sworn declarations detailing the Hunter Biden subpoenas dispute and negotiations, with a October hearing planned after months of talks failed to resolve the matter.
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